Preah Nimit Waterfall

Preah Nimit Waterfall is located in Preah Vihear Province, and you can reach it in different ways:

• By Car or Taxi – The most convenient option from Preah Vihear City or Siem Reap, taking around 3-4 hours.

• By Motorbike – Adventurous travelers can rent a motorbike, but the road can be rough, especially during the rainy season.

• By Local Tour – Some tour operators in Preah Vihear or Siem Reap include the waterfall in their packages.

• Road Conditions: Some parts of the road may be unpaved, so a 4WD vehicle is recommended for a smooth journey.

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• Entrance Fee: Free or a small local maintenance fee (usually around $1-$2 per person).

• Opening Hours: Open all day, but it’s best to visit during daylight hours (7 AM – 5 PM).

• Swim in the Refreshing Waters – Enjoy the cool, clear waters of the waterfall.

• Relax in the Natural Surroundings – Perfect for a peaceful retreat surrounded by jungle.

• Picnic by the Waterfall – Bring your own food and enjoy a meal with beautiful views.

• Photography – Capture the beauty of the cascading waterfall and lush greenery.

• Hiking and Exploring – Walk through nearby trails and discover the untouched nature.

There are limited food options near the waterfall, so it’s best to bring your own food and drinks.
However, if you pass through nearby villages, you might find:

• Grilled Chicken with Sticky Rice – A common meal sold at roadside stalls.

• Fresh Fruits and Snacks – Available in small local shops.

• Coconut Water – A refreshing drink after swimming.

Since there are no hotels near the waterfall, visitors can stay in:

• Preah Vihear City – The best option, with guesthouses and small hotels around 30-40 km away.

• Kampong Thom or Siem Reap – If visiting on a day trip, staying in these cities offers more comfortable accommodations.

• Dry Season (November – March): The best time to visit, as the water is clear, and the weather is cooler.

• Rainy Season (June – October): The waterfall is at its most powerful, but roads may be muddy and slippery.

• Early Morning or Late Afternoon: Ideal for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.